Sentence examples for essential answers from inspiring English sources

We can't anticipate what intellectual discoveries will become essential answers to the public's future questions.

For example, DNA as the genetic material and the nature of genes were the best-covered concepts for any category on our benchmark list (concepts 1 and 2, Table 1); however, only a minority of students gave complete or essential answers to a question dealing with these ideas on the 2000 NAEP.

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Unions are a predictable (though still essential) answer.

But the essential answer lies in what seems to be the most mechanical example.

When asked, for instance, to explain "why you are a serious candidate and what your qualifications are to be commander-in-chief," Trump's essential answer was: "Obviously, I'm doing pretty well.

Essential to answering questions about the nature of reduction are answers to questions about the nature of explanation.

It may not be as sexy as the Mars Curiosity Rover or a big field campaign to an exotic place, but sustained, long-term observations are essential to answering many scientific questions and may one day be used by future generations to answer questions that haven't been asked yet.

Ten years later, the stereo still ruled, but another appliance was also considered essential: the answering machine.

How would it affect the aura of nineteen-twenties Paris if Man Ray had kept his birth name of Emmanuel Radnitzky, or that of the sixties everywhere if their essential voice answered to Robert Zimmerman?

"It is essential to answer the vexing question of what it means to evaluate Internet material 'as a whole' when everything on the Web is connected to everything else," Justice Kennedy said.